Maili Cove
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Maili Cove
Building Overview
Maili Cove in Downtown-Chinatown — two-story concrete building (1975) with pool and ocean/mountain views.
About Maili Cove
Maili Cove is a low-rise residential building located in the Downtown-Chinatown neighborhood. According to available records, the building was constructed in 1975, has two floors, and is concrete construction. Listed views include ocean, mountain, and sunset exposures.
Key features for residents include an on-site pool, BBQ area, a resident manager, and a security guard. Air conditioning types noted in the MLS are split and window units. The building's MLS data also indicates that short-term rentals are allowed, while pets are not permitted.
Parking is available with assigned stalls and guest parking indicated in the MLS. The management company is listed as unknown in the available records. Based on MLS data, buyers should verify all details, including rules, fees, and management information, with the seller or managing agent prior to purchase.
Building Features & Data Confidence
All features from MLS data with AI-assisted confidence analysis. Click each category to expand and see details.
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I searched for numeric percentages and phrases indicating owner-occupancy (e.g., "majority owner occupied," "80% owner occupied") and found none. Because there is no prior/current value and no explicit remarks, the owner_occupancy is unknown (null) with low-to-medium confidence.
Multiple remarks explicitly state there is no elevator (e.g., "no stairs, no elevator"). Given the consistent phrasing and the building being 2 floors, the building has 0 elevators. High confidence based on explicit mention in the remarks.
Calculated from the lowest association fee observed across all non-penthouse unit listings for this building.
Calculated from the highest association fee observed across all non-penthouse unit listings for this building.
Calculated from association fees observed in penthouse unit listings for this building.
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Multiple agent remarks explicitly state 'Monthly HOA fees include Cable' or 'maintenance fees cover ... cable/internet', and current MLS checkbox CABTV is set on 10 of 19 listings. Evidence is consistent across several listings (not just a single copy/paste), supporting that cable is included in the building's fees.
14 of 18 recent MLS records list 'OTCOEX' (other common expenses) in association fee inclusions, suggesting some common-area costs may be covered. However, none of the public remarks explicitly say 'common area electricity' or 'building power included', so the evidence is implied from MLS checkbox data and may reflect agent copy/paste rather than explicit remark confirmation.
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Remarks emphasize in‑unit hot water equipment ('instant hot water system') and carefully list what the HOA covers without ever listing hot water. Combined with most MLS entries omitting HOTWAT and many showing WTRHTR, this strongly indicates hot water is not a building-supplied utility included in the maintenance fee.
Multiple listings' public remarks state 'Monthly HOA fees include Internet' or 'maintenance fees cover ... cable/internet', and the INTSER checkbox appears on 8 of 19 MLS records. The repeated mentions across listings indicate internet service is included in the association fees.
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All 19 current MLS records list sewer as included and multiple agent remarks explicitly say 'HOA fees include sewer' or similar phrasing. Historical high-confidence data plus continued explicit mentions across listings make sewer-in-fees strongly supported.
All 19 MLS listings list water as included and numerous public remarks explicitly state 'HOA fees include water' or 'Monthly HOA fees include water', with strong, consistent confirmation across multiple agents and listings.
Strong evidence across listings: at least a dozen of the remarks explicitly mention BBQ/grilling (quotes include 'gas BBQs', 'BBQ area', 'BBQ propane area', 'cozy BBQ area'). This aligns with historical MLS checkbox data (16/19 listings) and appears consistently across multiple agent remarks rather than being a one-off, supporting a high-confidence inclusion of BBQ as a building amenity.
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Several listing remarks explicitly state "CAR WASH AREA ON SITE!" (appearing in multiple agent entries), and MLS checkbox CRWSH is present in 5 of 18 listings. This explicit phrasing across multiple listings constitutes strong evidence the building provides a car wash area on site.
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Numerous listing remarks explicitly reference outdoor living areas — phrases include "covered lanai", "private lanai", and "spacious balcony." At least a dozen separate remark blocks describe a lanai or balcony, and the MLS amenities checkbox lists PATDEC/COVPAT in 9 of 18 listings, so there is strong, multi-listing confirmation that the building offers patios/decks.
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Moderate evidence: while few remarks use the explicit term 'recreation area', multiple listings (including several that mention 'resort-style amenities', 'beachfront pool', 'dog run', and 'lush grounds') describe shared amenity spaces consistent with a building-level recreation area. Historical MLS checkbox support (5/19 current, previously high confidence) combined with these implied references warrants inclusion at a moderate confidence level.
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Multiple listings explicitly reference on-site storage—frequently noted as surfboard storage (quotes include “SURF BOARD STORAGE AREA ON SITE” and “surfboard storage”). The MLS amenities checkbox for storage is checked in 4 of 18 current listings (and 2 list storage in unit_features), and at least several different agent remarks independently mention the storage area, supporting inclusion of storage units/lockers for the building.
Several public remarks explicitly advertise dedicated surfboard/board storage on site. I searched for 'surfboard storage', 'board storage', and related phrases and found multiple clear mentions.
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Strong evidence that the building has a shared pool: 18/18 current MLS listings include pool amenity and numerous public remarks reference 'pool', 'oceanfront pool', 'beachfront pool', or 'private swimming pool'. Multiple agents consistently describe resort-style amenities (pool + BBQ + direct beach access), indicating the pool is a confirmed shared building amenity rather than an isolated or single-unit feature.
12 of 19 current MLS listings include the HEAPOO (heated pool) amenity flag, and at least four separate public remarks in the dataset explicitly mention a 'heated swimming pool' (one says 'heated saltwater pool'). The consistency between the amenity checkbox across many listings and multiple agent remarks provides strong evidence the building's pool is heated, though some language appears repeated across listings suggesting agents may be copying remarks.
The public remarks directly identify the pool as a heated saltwater pool. I searched for 'salt water pool', 'saltwater pool', or similar and found explicit mentions.
Strong evidence that some units have in-unit laundry: roughly 10 of the building's 18 listings and multiple agent remarks explicitly say 'in-unit washer and dryer' or similar (e.g., 'IN-UNIT WASHER & DRYER', 'new washer and dryer'). Historical data was already high confidence and current remarks confirm the feature across multiple listings and agents.
Strong evidence that the building offers shared/community laundry: current MLS checkbox is set in most listings (15/19) and at least four distinct public remarks explicitly mention community laundry or a community laundry room (quotes include “Convenient community laundry on the 1st floor,” “community offers laundry,” and “Community laundry room has been outfitted with new washer and dryers that use a modern pay by app feature”). Several other listings note in‑unit washer/dryer for specific units but explicitly state there is a community option, indicating the amenity exists and is noted across multiple agents.
The public remarks explicitly describe a paid system for community laundry (pay-by-app). I searched for coin-op/card/pay language and found direct mention of the pay-by-app feature.
Multiple remarks specify the community laundry is located on the 1st floor. I searched for phrases like 'laundry on each floor' or 'laundry room on every floor' and found only references to the 1st floor, so there is no evidence of laundry facilities on every floor.
All 19 listings indicate parking in MLS checkbox data and multiple remarks describe parking features (e.g., "One parking that sits close to your front door", "a dedicated parking stall", "1 parking space"). Evidence is consistent across many agent remarks and aligns with historically high confidence, so building-level parking is confirmed.
17 of 19 MLS listings show assigned parking and multiple agent remarks repeatedly note "one assigned parking stall" or "one dedicated parking stall" (also phrased as "1 assigned parking stall"), indicating assigned/reserved parking is a consistent building feature.
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Searched for 'deeded parking', 'owned parking', 'included in deed'. Listings describe an assigned/dedicated/one parking stall and secure parking area, but never state that parking is deeded, so deeded parking is not documented in the remarks.
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Searched the remarks for 'parking fee', 'monthly parking', or similar language. Listings describe an assigned stall and ample guest parking but do not state any monthly parking fee amount.
17 of 19 listings list guest parking and multiple remarks advertise "guest parking" with counts in some listings ("7 guest parking stalls") or general phrases like "ample guest parking", demonstrating that guest parking is available and consistently reported.
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Looked for 'parking waitlist', 'waiting list for parking', or similar phrases. Remarks reference assigned stalls and guest parking but contain no indication of a waitlist system.
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The remarks describe gated access, night security, and a resident manager but do not reference card/fob/keycard access systems. I searched for 'key card access', 'fob', 'card reader' and found no evidence to indicate card-based entry.
Strong building-level evidence: 15/19 MLS listings include the SECGUA amenity and numerous public remarks explicitly state 'overnight security guard', 'night time security', 'on site night security' or similar. These mentions appear across multiple agent listings (not isolated), supporting high confidence that the building provides security guard service.
Multiple listings describe an active security presence (on-site night security and overnight security guard) and a gated entrance. While the term 'security patrol' isn't used verbatim, the consistent references to staffed/night security support that the building has security patrol/service.
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Multiple listings for this building describe unit upgrades that include 'split AC,' indicating that at least some condos have ductless mini-split systems. This aligns with MLS checkbox data (ACSPL) appearing in 2 of 17 listings, suggesting agents are confirming the presence of split systems in those units. Since any availability of split AC within the building is relevant to buyers, this feature is marked as present at the building level.
11 of 18 current MLS listings include the ACWIUN inclusion, and at least 4 separate public-remarks entries explicitly state window or wall A/C (phrases: "A/C window unit", "A/C wall unit", "Bedroom has new AC unit"). Evidence is consistent across multiple listings and agents, indicating some units in the building do have window/wall air-conditioning units, so the building should be listed as offering window AC.
Moderate evidence the building is concrete: 12 of 19 current MLS listings include 'CONCRE' in construction_materials (historically 11 of 18). However, none of the public remarks across supplied listings explicitly mention concrete or reinforced concrete, so the available evidence relies on agent-entered MLS checkboxes and could reflect copy‑paste; confidence set to moderate (0.75).
7 of 18 MLS listings currently indicate double-wall construction (DOUWAL), yet none of the public remarks explicitly mention 'double wall' or 'double-wall construction.' Inclusion is based on the MLS checkbox prevalence across listings, but agent remarks do not confirm it.
3 of 18 current MLS listings list hollow tile (HOLTIL) as a construction material, but none of the public remarks reference 'hollow tile' or related terminology. The feature is included because some MLS records indicate it, but the evidence is limited and not corroborated in remarks.
Across 17 recent listings for this building, 9 explicitly mark construction as MASSTU (masonry/stucco) in MLS construction_materials, while no listings describe an alternate primary construction type in remarks. Since construction is uniform at the building level, this repeated MLS tagging from multiple listings is reasonably strong evidence that the structure is masonry with stucco, despite some agents not checking the box. Given the lack of contrary evidence in remarks, masonry and stucco construction is inferred with moderate-to-high confidence.
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6 of 18 MLS listings include ABOGRO (above ground) as a construction material, but the public remarks provided do not reference 'above ground' construction. The claim is taken from MLS checkbox counts and lacks corroborating language in agent remarks, so confidence is moderate-low.
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Searched for STR indicators like 'Airbnb', 'vacation rental', and 'short-term rental'. Multiple remarks explicitly reference Airbnb and frame units as vacation/investment properties, which indicates short-term rentals occur/are permitted in practice.
Looked for 'hotel rental pool', 'hotel rental program', or brand-managed rental references. None of the listings reference participation in a hotel rental pool or hotel-managed program.
Since no hotel rental pool is referenced and listings describe owner use and vacation/investment flexibility (and even highlight Airbnb popularity), there is no evidence of a mandatory hotel rental pool requirement.
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Searched for phrases such as 'lease expires', 'land lease to', 'leasehold', and explicit expiration years. Remarks repeatedly describe the property as 'fee-simple' (ownership) and provide no leasehold expiry year, so no lease expiry year can be extracted.
Searched the remarks for phrases like 'VA approved', 'VA financing', and 'VA loans accepted'. No listings mention VA loan approval or VA financing, so there is no evidence that the building is VA-approved.
I looked for explicit language indicating the HOA or building is fully insured (e.g., "fully insured," "walls-in coverage"). There are no such mentions in the remarks, so the field is set to false with medium confidence due to lack of evidence.
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I searched remarks for phrases like "fire life safety evaluation passed," "FLSE passed," "fire safety certified," and "passed fire inspection" and found no references. With no explicit statement, defaulting to false with medium confidence (absence of mention suggests it is not documented in remarks).
Flood zone determined from official FEMA Digital Flood Insurance Rate Map (DFIRM) data using building coordinates, not from agent-reported listing data.
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Strong evidence across listings that the building offers ocean views: many public remarks repeatedly state 'oceanfront', 'ocean views', 'direct beach access', 'lanai with direct ocean views', and 'front-row to the coastline'. At least a majority of the provided public remarks explicitly reference ocean/oceanfront or beachfront features, and MLS view_descriptions include OCEAN in multiple listings, indicating this building offers ocean-view units.
Multiple listings mention mountain views: CURRENT MLS view_descriptions include MOUNTA in 3/18 listings and public remarks reference 'panoramic views of the ocean, majestic mountains,' indicating the building offers mountain views from some units. Evidence is consistent across multiple agent remarks.
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Multiple listings explicitly mention coastline/shoreline views: CURRENT MLS view_descriptions include COASTL in 3/18 listings and many remarks use phrases like 'front-row connection to... coastlines,' 'miles of sandy shoreline,' and 'access to pristine coastline,' supporting that the building offers coastline views.
Some evidence that the building offers garden/landscaped views: multiple remarks mention 'lush grounds', 'beautifully landscaped grounds', and a 'palm-dotted lawn' around the pool and common areas. Although fewer MLS view_descriptions list GARDEN, the repeated references in agent remarks imply some units or common areas present landscaped/garden views.
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Multiple listings across different agents highlight sunset viewing as a key amenity, e.g., 'sunrise and sunset vistas right from your lanai,' 'watching breathtaking sunsets every evening,' and 'epic sunsets daily.' Another unit notes 'Enjoy beautiful sunsets right from your lanai, year‑round!', confirming that west‑facing sunset views are a defining feature of this oceanfront building. This repeated, specific language shows sunset views are broadly available and heavily marketed.
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Listings mention sunsets, whales, dolphins, and marine life viewable from the lanai, but nothing about fireworks. I searched for 'fireworks view', 'watch fireworks from lanai', and similar phrases and found no references, so there is no evidence of fireworks views from the building.
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Majority of MLS entries (13 of 19) list RESMAN in amenities and at least six separate public remarks explicitly reference a resident or on-site residential manager (phrases include 'resident manager', 'on site residential manager', and 'attentive management'). Evidence is consistent across multiple listings and matches the MLS amenity checkbox, indicating the building offers an on-site resident manager.
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Confidence levels are based on MLS checkbox data and AI analysis of listing remarks. High = strong evidence, Medium = some evidence, Low = limited or conflicting evidence. Buyers should always verify critical details independently.